Fiscal Cliff's First Impact - Immediate Tax Hikes
If we do go over the fiscal cliff the part that would hit you in the wallet immediately is tax hikes.
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If we do go over the fiscal cliff the part that would hit you in the wallet immediately is tax hikes.
If the so-called "fiscal cliff" becomes a reality in January, the economy in Massachusetts could take a bigger blow than other parts of the country.
Sales of single-family homes in Massachusetts jumped by more than 20 percent in October when compared to the same month last year, more evidence of a market recovery.
So let's say Congress does nothing and we just keep going right over the fiscal cliff. What happens in Massachusetts?
Experts say there is still plenty of time and retailers will keep improving their deals until the very last moment.
The so-called "fiscal cliff" is a massive combination of tax increases and service cuts set to kick in January 1, 2013.
Local Outdoor retailer Eastern Mountain Sports has been acquired by Philadelphia-based Versa Captial Management.
The cost of a gallon of gas in Massachusetts continues to drop but still isn't close to the national average.
Most people don't have a clue what it is, so let's start at the beginning.
Massachusetts mom-and-pop shop owners are urging consumers to do their holiday shopping at local businesses a day after big box retailers and online vendors cornered the Black Friday market.
Wal-Mart workers in nine states staged protests and walkouts Friday, including in Massachusetts.
Silent retreats, where you literally have to take a vow of silence during your trip, have become a huge travel trend.
A Manchester mother-daughter shopping duo shared their advice on how to get everything on their Christmas list in just one whirlwind shopping spree.
Business owners are getting ready for January 1, when an all-out ban on trans fat goes into effect in Chelsea.
